Rotting in the Sun

About This Movie

Sebastián Silva's 'Rotting in the Sun' weaves a bizarre blend of comedy, mystery, and thriller elements. It’s a personal journey interspersed with the absurdity of social media fame. The protagonist's existential crisis unfolds against the backdrop of a vibrant Mexican gay nudist beach, and it's hard not to appreciate the rawness of its setting. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the audience to soak in the atmosphere while the narrative spirals into a frantic search through Mexico City. The performances feel genuine, capturing the chaos of modern life and relationships. There's a certain unpredictability in both tone and structure that keeps you engaged. Plus, the practical effects here feel refreshingly real amidst a sea of digital.

Director: Sebastián Silva, known for unique narratives. · Filmed on location in Mexico with vibrant, authentic visuals. · Blends real-life themes with surreal comedic elements. · Features a mix of established and rising talent in the cast.